stavros_

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   by stavros_ 3y ago

   Triggered. I spent so much time and effort comparing the various spaced repetition software before finally, grudgingly, choosing Anki over Mochi. My rationale was that, while Mochi's UX is amazing, the algorithm matters. SuperMemo seem
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   by stavros_ 4y ago

   Fellow ADHDr here, also living the many tabs life. I highly recommend the Sidebery addon (Firefox). Not just tree style tabs, but tree style tabs with customizable panels so you can sort everything out quite tidily. I'm able to manage
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   by stavros_ 4y ago

   WOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Obsidian has changed my life. Everything about this software is chefs kiss . Thankyou.
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   by stavros_ 4y ago

   Okay, fine, I'll assume you're a decent person who's heart is in the right place. The vast majority of homeless people suffer from mental illness, and have come from broken homes - experienced severe childhood trauma. These a
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   by stavros_ 4y ago

   Cool software. I have ADHD and it definitely made reading more comfortable (only 21% faster, but I read a LOT so that's not too surprising.) Hope it succeeds enough with commercial partners (especially ereaders!) that you can offer the
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   by stavros_ 5y ago

   You have my sympathy regardless, for whatever it's worth. I don't yet have access to stimulants (beyond caffeine), but I've found cannabis relieves the ADHD symptoms when used sparingly (A very short hit from a vape, essentia
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   by stavros_ 5y ago

   >That, or it's some terrible undiagnosed medical condition. Sounds like ADHD to me too. At least it's eerily similar to my experience and I'm in the process of getting diagnosed. https://youtu.be/WFkpICWE9D
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   by stavros_ 5y ago

   Greyhounds are as full of love as they are glorious stupidity. I highly recommend them to anyone considering dog ownership. I do wish I had a border collie (very intelligent working dog) in my life though. I should go round befriending loca
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   by stavros_ 5y ago

   I agree. There's so much bullshit in mainstream energy analysis; there's too much incentive. Energy is central to civilization - what we use, where and how we get it, how we use it, how much of it there is and when we can use it -
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    by stavros_ 5y ago

    So game and metagame are important here. Overall, I agree with your point. This is the reason I don't play those games, or in those ultra-competitive brackets. I don't think we're necessarily contradicting eachother. I choose
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    by stavros_ 5y ago

    I choose to play fighting games, and I get my current fix from Dark Souls - an asymmetric fighting game. I enjoy winning, and I structure my play around intentional practice so that I can improve. But I don't want to win. This is an im
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    by stavros_ 6y ago

    Back breaking labour, very long working hours, poor health care and for the most part, endentured servitude to those who own the land/mills/factories you toil away in? All of these things are more true now than they were in the